Sentence examples for different tribal from inspiring English sources

This difference in cattle ownership is likely to be a reflection of the different tribal compositions in each state: Northern Bahr-el-Ghazal State is primarily inhabited by Dinka who generally rely on both cattle and agriculture as sources of income, whereas Unity is largely inhabited by the Nuer tribe, which relies more heavily on a pastoralist livelihood.

The journey took two days, crossing different tribal areas.

They have different tribal affiliations and diverse world views.

Two rebel groups from different tribal backgrounds now control most of Liberia.

One-hundred and eighty different tribal nations have sent letters of solidarity".

On the other hand, different tribal groups would sometimes unite before migrating or would take up other wanderers en route.

Other significant attractions in and around Bhopal include Fatehgarh Fort; Lakshminarayan Temple Bharat Bhawann, a multipurpose arts centre; the Museum of Man, an open-air exhibit of replicas of different Indian tribal dwellings; and Van Vihar National Park, a zoological park.

So far, the company has worked with 1,600 artists across eight different Indian tribal communities, as well as in the Middle East (where it works mostly with Yemeni and Syrian refugee artists).

And there were arguably attempts, within the Cleisthenic system, to align demes from different trittyes (tribal thirds) but the same tribe along the arterial roads leading to the city, perhaps with a view to easy tribal mobilization in the city centre.

The strategy path the U.S. followed in 2001 was kinetically led, reliant on high tech, air bombardment, a highly visible ground footprint and a sampling choice of local warlords (different from tribal leaders).

Rowling's entire section on Native American magic, which appeared on Pottermore last week, ignored the plethora of different, unique tribal nations across the continent in favor of vague generalizations and stereotypes about Native magic, which quickly drew backlash from Native leaders and activists.